Sarah is very pure, the opening is not terrible, but a little warm. But as the hut by the lake is cleaned up with his father, the sound effects of the scene begin to creep in. My father was hurt, but I didn't know who was hurt, and I could only hear the clumsy sound of hitting the wall.
What puzzles me is that it is sunny outside, but it is dark inside. Why is it arranged like this? According to common sense, there should be a quiet and deep forest outside, and the horror can be more profound. Only after seeing it can I know whether it echoes with the girl, the surface is pure, cheerful and healthy, but the heart is dark and sensitive due to harm.
The girl desperately wanted to escape from the hut and searched for the key, but did not want to smash the door lock directly with an axe. Perhaps this is why the girl still endured after being hit hard.
After Sarah escaped from the hut, she was taken back to the house by her uncle, echoing the abused scene, and she sought protection from her uncle, but her uncle did not stop her in the end. Once again on the verge of being helpless...
Seeing the comments, everyone has their own opinions on the black-haired girl. Personally, I think that it is Sarah's other self, while the stranger is the embodiment of justice. As for the blood on the bed, it should be the blood of a virgin. Comes bigger, alluding to multiple violations and endless harm to Sara.
It's not a very scary film, it reflects the characters' hearts more, and the shooting technique is good. It should feel better in the theater!
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